Watch highlights as France defeated Scotland 35-16 to clinch their place in the Six Nations 2025 tournament.
MATCH REPORT: France wins the Six Nations title over Scotland.
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Watch highlights as France defeated Scotland 35-16 to clinch their place in the Six Nations 2025 tournament.
MATCH REPORT: France wins the Six Nations title over Scotland.
Watch the highlights of the BBC iPlayer Six Nations Rugby Special.
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Head coach Gregor Townsend claims that as they came to an end to their Six Nations campaign, Scotland were “a bum cheek away from converting.”
The Scots lost 35-16 to their hosts in Paris, who finished the tournament fourth, while England won the title.
Scotland forced their rivals to make over 200 tackles on nine occasions, but Darcy Graham managed just one try.
Townsend regretted his team’s success, with Tom Jordan’s late goal late in the first half ruled out because Blair Kinghorn had been proned into touch earlier.
Finn Russell’s off-load came to a stop and Louis Bielle-Biarrey completed an 80-meter French breakaway shortly after the break.
Townsend, who chose to only send Peato Mauvaka a yellow card for a headbutt on Ben White, continued, “We didn’t get the breaks.”
They scored just before half-time thanks to a mistake and a disallowed try, and we had bad luck before half-time.
When Blair was at his best, we were a bum cheek away from winning the first half. You need to be patient and accurate, which was lacking.
Scotland’s campaign began with a frantic home victory over Italy before being completely overshadowed by Ireland a week later.
At Twickenham, they dominated England for a long period of time, but their poor finishing and poor goal-kicking prevented them from winning the Calcutta Cup for the fifth time.
They fought off Wales last weekend in a 20-point lead before coming home with a single score after going out of their way in the second half.
When Townsend inquired as to whether Scotland should have a higher ranking, Townsend replied, “No, we will finish where we don’t win when we have a lot of the game.”
“It’s a very competitive competition. No one has won a Grand Slam, and teams can’t play well in every game.
How did you feel about Scotland’s performance in Paris?
And of the entire campaign they run?
What went right and wrong, exactly? Who impressed you, exactly?
Just hours before it became known that the couple had split after eight years of marriage, Jacqueline Jossa appeared heartbroken in a recent photo.
According to reports, Dan Osborne’s ex-wife has moved out and lives nearby, while Jacqueline, 32, has stayed in their family home with their children. Dan is alleged to have packed his belongings just last week, just one week after the couple was reportedly “shocked” by rumor that he had split. The couple, who have previously been the subject of rumors about their relationship, denied their split in January of this year.
The mother of two posted a number of snaps on Instagram that made her look hopeless. The EastEnders actress wore a black and white stripped short sleeve top with light blue jeans as she captured the action from “Sunday.” Although she had makeup on, her expression was unfavorable.
Over the years, the relationship between Jacqueline and Dan has experienced many ups and downs. The couple, who tied the knot in 2017, have drawn rumors, speculation, and public scrutiny. The couple is said to have split after eight years of marriage despite making an effort to resolve their disagreements.
Jacqueline, 32, was seen without her engagement ring earlier this year, raising questions about the troubled relationship between her and 33-year-old Dan. Jacqueline appeared hopeless at their local gym after the EastEnders actress and the former TOWIE star arrived separately. Her missing wedding ring only served to increase rumors that the couple had broken up.
In a statement, Jacqueline and Dan stated that they are handling their affairs privately and have chosen to keep their lives and relationships private. They kindly request privacy and respect as they navigate this together, it added. Their children are always in charge, surrounded by both parents’ love and care, a quality that will never improve. Above all, Jacqueline and Dan are concerned about the best interests of their children. There won’t be any more comments.
According to a source close to the couple, Jacqueline and Dan are taking a break and not communicating with one another. They have made this difficult decision because it hasn’t been easy for them lately. They added that although neither Jac nor Dan are certain of what will come next, their break was “need.”
In an interview with The Sun last month, Jacqueline revealed that the pair are still together and have only recently been reassessing their assets in spite of the split rumors that were spreading. She said, “People seem to believe they are more knowledgeable about my life than I am.”
They were saying, “Jacqueline didn’t spend Christmas with Daniel. All I need to do is post pictures of us wearing Christmas hats together. We read and laugh along with each other while we are lying in bed next to each other.
She continued, noting that the speculation about their relationship is “ridiculous,” but that it comes with being in the public eye.
I haven’t put myself out there in that space, though, aside from returning to EastEnders. Dan and I haven’t both recently produced any reality TV shows. “I read about Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright and thought, “Really? Is that accurate? But I can assure them that they are content. What other people think or want to read is not my business.
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Watch France win the Six Nations title thanks to Louis Bielle-Biarrey’s game-changing try against Scotland.
Bielle-Biarrey became the first Six Nations player to score eight tries since 1925 with this try.
Watch more as England defeat 10 tries to maintain their title defense.
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Lando Norris criticizes the creators of the Netflix series Drive to Survive about Formula 1 and claims he is “not a fan of the fake stuff.”
The British driver highlighted the rivalry between him and Max Verstappen in their seventh season of the show, which just came out.
Red Bull’s Verstappen was depicted as upset when McLaren’s Norris claimed his first victory in Miami in the second episode, but the footage was later in the season.
Norris, who took the pole position in Australia during the campaign’s opening race of 2025, said, “They need to show the truth about people more.”
“I don’t like fake stuff,” I say. I want information. I don’t want fake nonsense and made-up scripts, which are both acceptable.
They don’t need to create that drama; they just need to show the facts because of how much Max and we were antagonistic.
“I don’t believe that’s accurate, and it is almost lying in some ways.” They just mix it all up until the next time they put it in.
Perhaps it should be more of a season-long documentary than just a show, as they’re trying to do. It has snagged too far away.
Verstappen, a Dutch driver, was eventually given the title and addressed in the Netflix episode.
He said, “Apparently, I was very depressed after Miami.” I don’t know what caused me to be upset because I literally had the best time on Sunday night.
The production company behind Drive to Survive, Box To Box Films, defended the claims that the stories they shared were not “fabricated,” and that the “storylines clearly follow actual events.”
They continued, “The series is produced under incredible schedule pressure, and mistakes do occur.
We make corrections for these unintentional errors when they are pointed out to us, as was the case this year with some footage of Max post-Miami GP.
“Drive to Survive has been a very significant part of expanding the sport and reaching new audiences,” according to an F1 spokesperson.
Despite initially believing she couldn’t conceive naturally, Laurien Goodman has revealed her plans to have more children. The social media influencer is a parent of Kairo, 4, and Kinara, 2, but she is holding on to the fact that her youngest, who is still a baby, has no plans to stop having children in the near future.
Following a string of liaisons with his wife Annie Kilner, the 34-year-old has two children with AC Milan star Kyle Walker. Kyle apologized to his wife for his actions after learning about Kairo and Kinara’s paternity. According to sources, Goodman was “very much in the wrong” and that there wasn’t a proper relationship with him, who just recently appeared on Celebs Go Dating. However, Lauryn’s family maintained that he was a “willing, enthusiastic participant.”
Lauryn has revealed that she wants to add a sibling to her family while she is happily single. She told the Mirror exclusively that she misses the chubby baby cuddles and the smell of the newborn at the Mariposa Ball on Saturday night. Even though I’m breastfeeding her in the evening, I feel like the journey is coming to an end. I’m holding off on stopping because I’m not willing to let that go.
She said, “I don’t have time to do anything; my kids take my time,” when she was reflecting on her dating life. Lauryn claims that she went through “induced menopause” before conceiving Kairo and Walker. She remarked, “It was a difficult time.” The woman from Brighton continued to claim that she had previously tried IVF.
She said, “It didn’t feel like I was failing, but it wasn’t right.” She continued, “Everyone has their own circumstances and is unique.” I went through an induced menopause, came out of it, and then became pregnant with Little Man six months later.
Kairo, who is only four years old, claims that he already has feelings and frequently tells his mother what’s going on inside his head. She proudly praised her eldest child, saying, “He told me the other day that he was frustrated or that he didn’t like something, so it’s nice to see him grow that way.”
Lauryn has previously openly discussed her battle with endometriosis. One in ten women are affected by the condition, which causes excruciating pain and frequent periods as well as infertility. The uterine lining tissue that should be present each month shows up elsewhere causes the condition. The pelvis, stomach, chest, spine, and occasionally the brain are just a few examples of how it manifests frequently.
The endometrial tissue, which is fed by the main female sex hormone, oestrogen, swells and bleeds, much like the lining of the womb. However, because the blood is not in the uterus, it causes inflammation and scar tissue buildup. Lauryn explained that she spent ten years in and out of her GP’s care before receiving a diagnosis in a previous interview with BBC News to Victoria Derbyshire.
She said, “It’s really difficult having to listen to someone trying to tell you that you don’t have it when they are trying to tell you that they don’t know anything about this condition.” She claimed to the newscaster that going private was expensive because not everyone had the same luck as me.
She continued, “I had two laparoscopies and [keyhole surgery] over the course of three years, and then I went through an induced menopause.” That was terrible. You’re going through what women go through in their 50s and 60s, hot and sweaty. It’s terrible. Your hormones are “raging,” everywhere.
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